Jonathan Tah pleased with how Bayern Munich has battled adversity
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12-second readBayern Munich won 6-1 against FC Magdeburg at the Allianz Arena, with Michael Olise scoring a brace and an assist. Other scorers for Bayern included Ismaël Saibari, Alphonso Davies, Nathaniel Brown, and David Santos. Mateus Żukowski scored for Magdeburg in the 15th minute.
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Bayern Munich won 6-1 against FC Magdeburg at the Allianz Arena, with Michael Olise scoring a brace and an assist. Other scorers for Bayern included Ismaël Saibari, Alphonso Davies, Nathaniel Brown, and David Santos. Mateus Żukowski scored for Magdeburg in the 15th minute.
After conceding an equalizer, Bayern regained the lead through Saibari's 21st-minute goal and dominated in the second half. Harry Kane was an unused substitute, resting ahead of the der Klassiker against Borussia Dortmund.
Jonathan Tah praised the team's performance despite recent off-field challenges, including Vincent Kompany's medical event and Joshua Kimmich's father's passing. Tah stated that the squad's togetherness helped them perform well on the pitch.
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Bayern Munich booked their spot in the DFB-Pokal round of 16 with a comprehensive 6-1 win over FC Magdeburg at the Allianz Arena, led by a brace and an assist from Michael Olise. Elsewhere on the scoresheet, Ismaël Saibari, Alphonso Davies, Nathaniel Brown, and youngster David Santos rounded out the scoring for the German Rekordmeister, leaving Mateus Żukowski’s 15th-minute goal for Magdeburg to be nothing more than a mere consolation. Of course, the alarm bells were ringing after Żukowski had equalized for the 2. Bundesliga side, canceling out Olise’s 10th-minute goal, but Bayern found their way back in front via Saibari’s 21st-minute goal and really started to stamp their authority in the second half.
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